Human Trafficking: Rape is a Human Problem, Not Racial Kwami

[size=12pt]50% of that annual 800 thousand is little kids, which means rape, a large portion of the traffic comes to the US, which most likely means a predominance of white males as the customers, and that doesn't even count in the US customers who travel to foreign lands to make out with little kids. Black guys are running around raping too. Even elderly ladies n s***. Pedophilia is perfectly legal in Africa, and old ladies can marry a little boy if they want to, as well as parents can sell their children because these people are stark insane.



[size=14pt]Though I would certainly never say that all Africans are crazy because I know better. There's lots and lots of sane and highly intelligent Africans who wouldn't rape or violate a child. [/size]

So my dear friend Kwami, you need to stop associating rape with Indians.[/size]

[size=12pt]Okay? What you're doing is the same thing that racists do to blacks. Associate them with crime and drugs, and the reason we got white cops killing blacks for kicks, and an American public unwilling to prosecute cops who wrong blacks. [/size]

[size=12pt]BLACKS OF ALL PEOPLE SHOULDN'T BE THE AMONGST THE ONES STEREOTYPING. [/size]

Yes, rape is a human problem, not something to be used to slander different countries.

Your statistics seem to be talking about "rape trafficing", though, which is generally done by gangs. The "number of rapes commited per 10,000 people" per country is more interesting (see table at bottom of the following link):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_statistics

Notice how many first world nations like the US, UK, France, Belgium and Sweden have high rape levels. The US and Israel are vastly higher than most Third World nations. The African nation of Lesotho has the highest rape levels, with Sweden next. The Islamic states seem low, possibly due to strict death penalties, religious beliefs or systemic under-reporting.

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Yes, rape is a human problem, not something to be used to slander different countries.

Your statistics seem to be talking about "rape trafficing", though, which is generally done by gangs. The "number of rapes commited per 10,000 people" per country is more interesting (see table at bottom of the following link):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_statistics

Notice how many first world nations like the US, UK, France, Belgium and Sweden have high rape levels. The US and Israel are vastly higher than most Third World nations. The African nation of Lesotho has the highest rape levels, with Sweden next. The Islamic states seem low, possibly due to strict death penalties, religious beliefs or systemic under-reporting.
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I suspect systematic under reporting in the Islamic states.

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[size=10pt]systemic [/size]
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systematic
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sys·tem·ic adjective
of or relating to a system, especially as opposed to a particular part.

sys·tem·at·ic  adjective
done or acting according to a fixed plan or system; methodical.

All of those statistics prove a point. People who are not valued throughout the world are generally women. Every religion, and every society has violence against women and children. The US society demonstrates it does not care about rape. How else could rape kits go untested throughout most states here in America?